Do I Need to Take CoQ10?

CoQ10

Coenzyme Q10 (commonly just called CoQ10) is a naturally occurring substance found in every cell in the human body. This antioxidant is super important for protecting the cells against damage and for breaking down nutrients for energy. That being said, CoQ10 is already something the body produces, but as we age our bodies make way less of it.

Fortunately, supplementing with CoQ10 can provide numerous benefits.

Heart Health Support

One of the primary benefits of CoQ10 is its ability to support heart health. Research suggests that CoQ10 may help reduce blood pressure, improve heart function, and decrease the risk of heart disease.

If you're looking to support your heart even more, you might want to consider the Myers' Cocktail. This infusion provides essential nutrients that help reduce inflammation and promote heart health, complementing the benefits of CoQ10 for a healthier cardiovascular system.

CoQ10 for Diabetes Management

CoQ10 may also be beneficial for people with diabetes. Studies have found that supplementing with CoQ10 can help improve insulin sensitivity, reduce inflammation, and lower blood sugar levels.

This makes CoQ10 a potential ally for those managing type 2 diabetes. If you need extra support in managing your blood sugar levels, consider our Immunity Drip, which boosts the immune system and helps combat inflammation, making it a good choice for people with diabetes.

Exercise Performance & Recovery

In addition to its heart and diabetes benefits, CoQ10 may also improve exercise performance, reduce muscle damage, and ease soreness. This means that you can get back to the gym quicker after a tough workout.

For those looking to support recovery after exercise, the Hydration Drip can help replenish lost fluids and provide your muscles with the nutrients they need for faster recovery. This combination can ensure you get the most out of your workouts and minimize downtime.

Neurological Benefits

The antioxidant also has neurological benefits as well. It can protect against neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. This makes CoQ10 a completely well rounded supplement to take as we get older.

If you’re looking for extra neuroprotective support, consider the NAD+ Drip, which helps promote brain health and supports cognitive function, working synergistically with CoQ10 for overall neurological wellness.


Different Forms of CoQ10 Supplements

CoQ10 supplements are available in various forms, including capsules, softgels, chewable tablets, muscular injections, and infusions. Infusion being the quickest and muscular injection being the longest lasting method. Methods that involve digestion often absorb much less of the supplement and take a longer time to feel results.

It's important to talk to your doctor before starting any new supplement regimen to ensure it's safe for you to take.

Additional Resources:

If you are looking for more supplement recommendations, check out our Top 5 Supplements for Men and Top 5 Supplements for Women for personalized suggestions to optimize your health.

Also, for anyone looking to support their body’s inflammation and overall wellness, don't miss our article on Supplements to Fight Back Against Chronic Inflammation.

If you would like to start your supplementation journey, contact us. We would be happy to help! Schedule your appointment today with Navo.

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